Ridder Syndicate Staff List and Contact
The page lists Hermine H Ridder publisher Daniel H Ridder co publisher Sanwel C Cantero Gracia Asswager Bernard J Ridder Jr business manager Walter H Polak assistant to the publisher Wilson W Broom editor Miles E Sinet executive editor Malcolm Epley associate editor Sterling Bemis managing editor Dan Ohs editorist Felephone 435 2162.
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Sanwel C. Cantero
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Bernard J. Ridder Jr
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Wilson W. Broom
Miles E. Sinet
Malcolm Epley
Sterling Bemis
Dan Ohs
Open Mind Needed On Sacramento Pay Raise
The editorial argues against haste in approving a $3,200 annual pay raise for state legislators in 1971 and urges Long Beach voters not to prejudge a forthcoming council salary measure. It contrasts Sacramento increases with Long Beach stagnation since 1948 and notes the May 13 primary context while urging an open mind.
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Anti news bill misses true mark
The State Senate passed a punitive bill against newsmen, seen as ill judged and likely unconstitutional. It targets publishing false information that could incite violence, mainly aimed at television coverage. Critics argue it would chill press freedom and fail to address real incitement, risking First Amendment clashes.
Silent debate on sex ed and press views in Lakewood
Readers in Lakewood critique coverage of the New York Times special on North Korea and the Pueblo incident. They question public opinion polls cited by the Times and Nixon administration and argue for or against sex education in schools.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
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Lakewood
Editorial critique of auto safety costs and recalls
A reader questions who pays for mandated safety devices and recalls. The letter criticizes Detroit automakers for spending on publicity and cites GMC recalling cars, asking why inspectors were dismissed instead of heeding safety warnings.
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Detroit
GMC
Long Beach
Corbett
Campus conflicts test ends and means in power clash
A political essay argues the central issue is not ends but means as campus militants clash with Harvard and Cornell authority. It links Nixon administration caution, university coercion, and potential court injunctions, urging clear stance against violence and defending lawful order.
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Nixon idea on volunteers bogged down in Detroit
DETROIT one program the go slow Nixon administration could accelerate is volunteerism the use of individuals and organizations to tackle social problems Nixon endorsed it in campaign and inaugural address it requires no federal money and appears philosophically right for Republicans but so far has produced only words with no concrete action in Detroit where a champion...
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Priest urges Nixon to mobilize volunteers for inner cities
Father Clement Kern, 61, a missionary figure in a mixed slum neighborhood, urges President Nixon to boost volunteerism by using Republican leaders and notable women to engage suburban and inner city communities. He cites Lenore Romney and Mother Wattles Brown as relatable examples and criticizes cynics who see volunteerism as a substitute for government aid.
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Father Kern
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America
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Kem
Its who not what that counts in Nixon era praise
A New York press roundup contrasts Nixon's tax reform reception with Kennedy era portrayal of business as anti business. It notes Kennedy backed the 7 percent investment tax credit and used tax policy to stimulate spending, lowering income taxes and supporting capital expenditures, while public images differed.
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Eisenhower
Sidewalk Senate: Odd Blind Date Tales Across City
A crowdsourced survey reveals varied blind date misadventures. Quotes recount embarrassing carts, drunken dates, failed chases, and even dates that never happened, spanning students, a printer, a salesman, and a citywide downtown setting.
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